weener mobile- horn honk

Alright, someone else started the thread so I needed to add this. My sister in law won this pedal car in a charity event and gave it to my kid. Being only 10 months old now, I converted it into a wagon until he is tall enough to use it as a pedal car. These pix are from the Covina Christmas Parade.

 

What's this got to do with traditional style hot rods?
This thread is the wurst ever. It just doesn't cut the mustard.

 

i wish i was an oscar myer weiner; that is what i truly wish to be ...

 

OK, it's a little off topic but I'm laughin' my *** off. Driving that thing has always been my dream job. How about "Hot dog, cold cat"

 

Ace and Gary were over last night and said they JUST LOVE the wiener mobile.

 

Sorry, but your weiner just isn't big enough...

 

^WOW, didn't know the weenie mobile has been around that long!!

 

Very punny.

 

this is farkin funny!

 

That's funny! Wonder if it'd fit on my rollback?

 

Frist Weinermobile (driven by hotdoggers) hit the street in 1936,since they were custom built ,that would make them old school customs heh heh heh

 

That looks exactly like the one I took of the weinermobile inside The Henry Ford.

 

LOL, that'd sure be funny to see rolling down the highway.

Here's my nephew being a real live weiner with mustard, relish, onions, and I think he was laying on the catsup. It's a cute little thing The Henry Ford has for the kids right next to the Weinermobile. Yep, I laid in it to but thankfully I had my camera in my pocket.

 

good eye .thats where I found it doing a search on the age of weinermobiles.............see ya in a couple weeks

 

That rig is a cartoon copy of the "****mobile" most famously seen on the Steppenwolf album inside cover in the early 70s.

 

Aww C'mon, no real hot rodder is gonna let some wiener p*** em!

 

I saw on of the W-mobiles around Chicago getting a ticket. I think his tail lights were out. There's just something wrong about giving a ticket to a weinermobile.

 

They downsized it to a Mini Cooper

 

Originally Posted by F-6Garagerat
We got p***ed by the Wiener Mobile on the way home from the Pileup last year!!


I don't relish the thought of being p***ed by a 20 foot weener. Couldn't you ketchup to him?

 

jr weener mobile- horn honk

 

Brooks Stevens did the first Weinermobile and one of the early ones can be seen in the Henery Ford Museum in Dearborn. I do not think it's a Ford, however. Whenever they build new ones, Oscar Meyer usually puts out a press kit with the history in it. Some of this information is in my book "Weird Cars." They never sold many of those books, but it does have a bit of a following a**** the lunitic fringe.

 

That would be right here ....!!

 

my son works for penske truck lease they maintain the mobiles he hates it. he got to drive it for a road test

 

Yeah, you can say that again!

 

I wonder if there any build
pics of the wenner moblie??

 

Anybody have pix of the inside?

 

I worked with a guy who was one of the "Lil Oscars" in the 60's.
He said it was one of the best low-paying jobs he ever had.
I asked if he wanted to go to weinerschnitzel for lunch and he hit me.
I'm 6'and he couldnt have been 5". Every body laughed at me, but I still went.

 

CJ Streak posted:

"I was in the middle of nowhere on I-10 going to California from Austin and got p***ed by that thing doing 85.

1. I didn't know they went that fast... wtf powers that thing?
2. wtf was it doing on the loneliest part of I-10? LOL

It kinda creeped me out watching that thing get closer in my rear view mirror. I didn't want to get rear ended by it..."
















Oh my! The thought of being rear-ended by a huge weiner!......gosh.....

 

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